of baseball by breaking whose consecutive game streak. >> ooh, chris chester for the offense. >> i'm a jack-of-all-trades on sports. >> the offense is making up some ground. they are now only down two in the 4 down showdown. straight up 5:00 on this try, december 7th taking a live look outside a chilly start to your day. cold by some accounts depending on who you ask out there. and, of course, it is cold because today is our big stuff a truck day. that is just how it works. you will join us for our annual stuff a truck food drive teaming up with the area capital food bank to help fill trucks with lots of food. we do this every year and help local families in need. >> beginning at 6:00 a.m., you can drop off donation at the following giant food stores.

twelve other locations are on our website and at the bottom of our screen. you can also make a donation by calling the number on your screen or text feed cafb to 85944. we'll be checking in all morning to see how things are going. >> i sure hope they have the scarf and the heavy coat on, gwen went. they will need it to start the day. >> absolutely will. >> definitely. we've got some clouds outside and some fog to talk about as well. if you are venturing out anywhere on the highways and biways, just be careful. visibility certainly reduced. yesterday, we talked about how we would be below seasonal compared to how wave been above seasonal. reagan national airport kicked in at 44 degrees. dulles at 45 and b wait a minute thurgood marshall at 42

degrees. current temperatures at reagan national is 40. 4degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. the winds are light as well today. not a lot happening there. if i were a cloud salesman, i would be very rich today. we have plenty of clouds out there. not a lot of sunshine. our high, 51 degrees. a chance of spotty showers later on. >> getting a little bit back to normal. thank you. let's check in with julie wright now with the latest on our on-time traffic. >> good morning, tony, bright and early. >> a little sunshine. >> there you go. >> off to a quiet start with no issues report here coming across the american legion bridge. traffic flowing freely headed out towards tyson's. inner loop of the beltway off tie quiet start. northbound 395, all systems go headed across the potomac for the southeast-southwest freeway and construction still in

place. inbound canal road here it the m street and the key bridge. got swing wide with very light traffic volume at this hour. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. breaking news out of japan. a strong earthquake hit off the northeastern coast of that country. it struck shortly after 3:00 a.m. our time. the preliminary magnitude is 7.3. a city in the region reported that a small tsunami had hit but there are no immediate reports of injuries or damage. there is no risk of a widespread tsunami. this is the same area that was hit with the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami in march of last year. now to a news alert out of george washington university after police say there was an attempted sexual assault on campus and a series of burglaries. the attack happened in rice haul on tuesday.

the burglary took place in the ivory tower dorm yesterday afternoon. the campus has beefed up security near those areas. they have released surveillance photos of two suspects accused of stealing cell phones and laptops from the dorm rooms. a man who worked at the maryland school for the deaf in columbia maryland is facing charges of child sex abuse. investigators say clarence taylor worked as a dorm aide when students slept at the school overnight. he is accused of inappropriately touching three girls. the allegeeled incidents happened between 2008 and 2012 when the victims were just 10, 11 and 12 years old. howard county police are concerned there may be other victims. they want to hear from anyone else who may have been assaulted. some relief could soon be on its way for people living in two northwest d.c. neighborhoods prone to flooding. >> work on a major new infrastructure project in the bloomingdale and ledroit park

area is under way. sherry ly has the details this morning. >> reporter: good morning. this project is expected to officially break ground later today but it is expected to cost $40 million more than originally planned. it could bring relief to the constant flooding much sooner. some of the work has already started along rhode island avenue and first street in northwest. they are digging six blocks of tunnels that will eventually be able to store millions of gallons of storm water. it is expected to stop the flash floods that submerge parts of bloomingdale and le detroit park. it would involve converting facilities into storage tanks that could hold another three million gallons of water. it will tax years to complete but should bring people here long-term relief. -- it will take years to complete. >> you are seeing an unprecedented attention and

resources focus on the flooding occurring in bloomingdale. those folks have been devastate with property damage. >> reporter: the storage tanks could be done by 2014 and the first street tunnel by 2016 but it is expected to take about 10 years for the entire project to be complete. in the meantime, the city is working on legislation that could bring relief to the home owners and pay them for some of their damage. that legislation has passed first reading and would add 30 cents to monthly water bills. that is the late here in bloomingdale. back to you. >> thank you. another big story, avoiding the fiscal cliff. president obama visited a middle class family in fairfax county to pitch his fiscal plan. that is because the average family will see taxes increase $2200 if congress doesn't take

action by the end of the year. the president touted the benefits of extending tax breaks on those making $250,000 a year or less while continuing to push for rate increases on wealthier americans. three, two, one! >> very busy for the president. he also put aside the partisan fight over that fiscal cliff for a time last night. joining the rest of the first family in lighting the national christmas tree on the ellipse. this marked the 90th year for the tree lighting ceremony. so pretty to watch and see that. >> you got to at least go down, drive by or something at some point. >> it is fun. u.s. military ships on the move as north korea gets set to launch a rocket. we've got details next. one police department is calling it one of the worst cases of child abuse they have ever investigated. details of an arrest at a day care center when we come back. three times more dirt

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there is a live look outside with the u.s. capitol building on your left there. cold start to the day for this friday, december 7th, 2012. the world's largest cut aquamarine gem is now on display in its new home here in the district. it was dope ate to the

smithsonian's museum of natural history. the obelisk shaped stone was mined in brazil in the late 1980s and is named dom pedro after brazill's first two emperors. it stands 14 inches tall and weighs almost five pounds. experts say it is difficult to place a value on the gem. more than 10 years ago it was offered to the smithsonian for seven to ten million dollars. >> it looks like a miniature form of the national christmas tree. >> you're right. >> although this is probably worth a little bit more. >> i wonder how big it is. >> it is 14 inches tall. >> interesting. >> our weather pretty cool too. >> yes, it is. we've been going all over the place in term of temperatures over the past few days. what time of year is it in nobody seems to know. reality check today. we are back to where we should be temperature-wise. let's get a look and see where things are and put it in place for you. here is a look at the highs

yesterday. we have gone from 70s as highs, 60s, down to the 40s. and that is exactly what happened yesterday. temperatures below the seasonal norm. 44degrees at reagan national airport. 42 at bwi thurgood marshall. this morning, it is nippy outside. it is 40 at d.c. this hour. the same at quantico and annapolis. 34 at baltimore. we've got 39 at dulles. 34 at frederick. the same at cumberland. 36degrees this hour at martinsburg and 37 at culpeper. as we take a look up the mid- atlantic, a little cooler for boston and new york. 31 and 37 degrees. we've got the cool air just settling right in mace. we have a little bit of precipitation creeping in. let's take a look at radar and show you what we're talking about. a few light showers here to the south and to areas of the west near the mason-dixon line as well and some little pockets of freezing rain here and there popping up especially to the northwest. we'll keep an eye on that. we are talking just very spotty and light in nature.

some of you will only see a few sprinkles. some of you won't see anything at all. this is not a washout situation at all. i do anticipate seeing a little bit more of this developing as we move into the late overnight hours as well. what we're dealing with is spotty showers late into the course of tonight and the overnight and the overnight lows are going to be kicking through into mainly the 40s president-elect you much everywhere. we'll see a few lower temperatures but otherwise not bad. also looking at this moisture developing into some fog as well as we move through overnight and into the hours of your morning. the time we get through into the midday today, more clouds and less sun. we'll be approximately 49- degree. our day tomorrow high today will be exactly where we should be, seasonal as we head through to the low others. warm-up for your saturday though. 63degrees. not bad at all. expect to see some showers as we move through into sunday. we'll be deal wig back door cold front and so we've got a little bit of rain that will hit in. not a total washout but look how we get into a bit of a

temperature rise. we hit 63 degrees by saturday and we go down a little bit with a frontal system cooling down and then back upagain on monday to 64 degrees and then we're right back to where we should be into the upper 40s and low 50s. so the temperatures have just been all over the place into the course of the week and not much change as well in our seven-day forecast. so a little bit of sun and a little bit of rain and a lot of clouds. that is what is happening today. let's check in now with traffic. here is julie wright. >> outbound along new york avenue, we have a little hitch in our get along. before a utility truck stopped in the right lane. heads up approaching the brentwood parkway which happens to be the spot where our very own wisdom mart unwill be broadcasting live for stuff a truck 2012 with our friends from wpgc. inbound, lanes are open. no problem to report heading for the third street tunnel. overnight construction still in place here but it looks like they are picking it up.

give them a few more minutes to get out of there. no problems to report for those traveling southbound on kenilworth avenue leaving eastern continuing out towards pennsylvania avenue. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. traffic. the costs of operating metro's new silver line is going up. the rail mind was supposed to end at stadium armory but the staying doesn't have enough for trains to turn around there. so now the silver line will run an additional five stops to largo town center. the extra stop plus plans to increase service on other rail lines are expected to push the cost up by $4.6 million. the silver line is set to open late next year. thousands of people depend on metro drivers every day but some of those drivers may not be getting enough sleep. we reported on bus drivers working long hours and falling asleep at the wheel. but a new study by the transit authority says the real problem could be the shift they work. fox 5's sherry ly has the

details. >> reporter: it all started with concerns about safety. metrobus and rail workers in critical jobs working numerous double shifts even longer. but an analysis of more than 3,000 bus and rail operators found the biggest factor in fatigue may be the critical hours between midnight and 8:00 a.m. >> night work, a lot of night work, which deprives you of opportunities to get good nighttime sleep is going to be the major driver of fatigue. >> reporter: earlier this year, metro reported drive cams triggered by sudden braking on metrobuses showed 67 drivers in a 19-month period fell asleep at the wheel. >> when we see that, they are taken off duty. we check to make sure they have no medical problems, sleep apnea and we look at the hours they work to see if that had an influence on it. >> reporter: metro can't restrict the hours employees work because of the way overtime is awarded. instead, it is recommended that drivers who start work between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m.

should go to bed earlier. >> even having people turn in earlier as a mitigation measure does not mean that they're not going to wind up potentially working a do believe or triple shift. >> reporter: overall, the number of workers affected by fatigue appears small but the problem is big. a study of railroad workers found, when the effectiveness of tired workers fell below 70%, the risk of accidents went up. >> the problem is you can't necessarily eliminate that shift. if these people are building trains for the morning rush hour, we've got to figure out how they can do that job and still be well rested and alert. >> some workers load up on coffee to stay awake. but do that all the time and experts say it loses its effect. bottom line, workers need sleep. >> that was sherry ly reporting. >> kind of sounds like we do shift work but they are driving buss with people on it. that is a big deal. coming up, holiday cheer on

the ellipse last night not national tree lighting. but for some, that cheer was tempered by thoughts of looming fiscal cliffs. up next, we'll hear what some people had to say last night. first, more season's greetings from the u.s. troops. stay with us. with us. >> from the walker family here. >> to everybody in annapolis, maryland, my dad and linda, a happy holiday. holiday. 

the president took a break from fiscal cliff talks to join the first family for the lighting of the national christmas tree on the ellipse. >> as fox 5's bob barnard tells us, others who were there say that icy chill in the air needs to thaw if we are going to avoid that fiscal cliff. l clif >> reporter: yes, the president and malia obama with sasha and first lady michelle leading the chorus of santa claus is coming to town. >> one! >> the ceremony of music and lights as the national christmas tree comes to light. >> i'm so excited for christmas, i can feel christmas already now. >> reporter: the holiday cheer,

the spectacle of this illuminating condition tempered by thoughts of the fiscal cliff. >> they'll resolve it. >> reporter: this is 6-month- old evan mikulski. >> we are very concerned. i'm a federal government employee. therefore, that of course as us and something we hope they take care of sooner rather than later. >> reporter: the national christmas tree is surrounded by smaller ones representing every state. >> i'm just worried that it will increase taxes on like normal american citizens. >> reporter: the maryland tree is loaded with ornaments. one woman visiting from baltimore says she is concerned about cuts in program. >> especially for social security and medicare. my mom is about that age so that is one of my main concerns right now. >> reporter: a federal worker from north carolina has another concern. >> we've been watching it. we were just over at the capitol and they didn't have the flags up so they're in the

in session. i made a comment, they had into to be in session working this thing out. >> reporter: the president and republicans in congress still have 25 days to reach a deal. the wish of many here this holiday season. on the ellipse, bob barnard, fox 5 news. sunday's big battle of the beltways is turning into i friendly wager for two local lawmakers. on one side, a redskins fan. on the other side, a ravens fan. both men have plenty of confidence too. ahead in about 25 minutes, we'll show you what happened when prince george's county executive rushern baker and howard county executive ken olman faced off last night on fox 5. stay with us. ♪

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taking a live look outside from our tower cam. you can see the shot of washington, d.c. it is a chilly start to your day. cold, some might call it. this is the day we wait for every year, a big day for us when we invite you to join us for our annual stuff a truck food drive. we are teaming up at the capital area toad bank to help fill trucks with lots of food and help local families in need. >> you can drop off donations at the following giant food stores listed on your screen. twelve other giant stores will be accepting dations. you can find those locations on our web site and along the

bottom of your screen. can you make a donation over the phone. the phone. that is beginning at 6:00 this morning. or can you text feed cafb to 85944. we'll be checking in all morning long with wisdom martin and holly morris to see how things are going. they will be out on location. >> make sure to stop by and say hello if you can and maybe take them a cup of coffee. they'll need it standing out there. >> it has been a lot colder on many of the years in the past. but definitely feeling nippy out there this morning so dress warm. here is a look at our temperatures from yesterday. now, we went over the course of the last week or so from the 70s to the 60s to highs in the 40s yesterday. 44degrees at reagan national airport. 45 at dulles and 42 at bwi sure sure good marshall.

currently, our temperatures are pretty close to those highs from yesterday. 40degrees the reagan national. 39 at dulles this hour and 4 at bwi thurgood marshall. we have a little bit of fog this morning. we have plenty of clouds out there. skies are really overcast and a little bit of light rainfall that is moving in to some of the areas primarily to the south and west and some of it to the north as well near the mason-dixon line. a few pockets of freezing rain. this won't be a total washout today but just anticipate throughout the course of the day that you might get a sprinkle or two or a little bit more. more clouds than sun and our daytime high will be about 51 degrees today. that is exactly where we should be temperature-wise. >> good to be in that area where we should be. >> let's get it julie wright with the latest on traffic. >> but my question is why the average. don't you want to be above average? >> i agree. that is the story my mom gave me in school. i mean average?

>> come on. you can do better. >> southbound ken ill worth avenue here at eastern, the lanes are open headed out to the d.c. line. no problems to report right now. inbound stretch of canal road here at m street headed over towards the key bridge, the over199construction cleared. lanes are open once again and continue to flow with ease as well. outer loop of the beltway at speed. no issue reported leaving college park headed over towards 270. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. e traffic. ann and update on some breaking news for you. a lot of shaking going on in tokyo after a strong earthquake off of japan's northeastern coast. it hit shortly after 3:00 a.m. our time. now, this is video just in to our newsroom. the preliminary magnitude is 7.3. a city in the region reported that i small tsunami had hit but there are no immediate reports of injuries or damage. the pacific tsunami warning center says there is no risk a widespread tsunami.

this is the same area that was hit with the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami in march of last year. in our other big story, president obama takes the fiscal cliff fight to virginia. if there is no deal, the average family of four would have to pay about $2200 in extra taxes. president obama sat down with a falls church family to talk about how ending the bush era tax cuts would affect them. the president says he is in favor of extending tax breaks for people peaking $250,000 a year or less but not for the top 2%. >> i'm not going to sign any package that somehow prevents the top rate from going up for folks at the top 2%. >> there are ways to limit the deductions, close loopholes and have the same people pay more of their money to the federal government without raising tax rates. >> going over the fiscal cliff

also means the 2% payroll tax holiday would expire. it would also mean cuts in unemployment benefits for millions of families. police in prince william county are investigating a sexual assault at a motel in woodbridge. this happened wednesday night. a clerk at the econo lodge says she was attacked by a map in the room. this is the third reported attack in that area in a movement. now a warping for students and staff at george washington university after police say there was an attempted sexual assault on campus and a series of burglaries. the tax -- the attack in rice hall on tuesday. the burglary happened in the ivory tower hall yesterday afternoon. a montgomery county high school student accused of trespassing is now charged for

bringing an unloaded gun to school. police arrested the teen thursday morning at magruder high school. they are charging the teen as an adult for carrying a dangerous weapon on a high school campus. the student did not have any ammunition. dozens of d.c. police officers working in a specialized narcotics task force are being redeployed to help fight robberies in the city. police chief kathy lanier says the officers will no longer be working together. instead, they will be fanned out to the seven police districts. it's move being slam. ed by the fraternal order of police. chairman christopher baumann says the narc on the ins strike force brought an expertise to undercover operations that will be difficult to match. >> because the department hasn't told anybody internally or put anything in writing as usual, we don't know exactly where they think they're going to be going. but what they've done at the end of the day, if you are a resident of the district of columbia, you are less safe now because we are so desperate if manpower we are having to strip this department down to the bare bones. >> in a statement to fox 5,

chief lanier said the strike force is a street level narcotics unit that is being decentralized to the seven narcotics units already in the districts. they will be working narcotics and robberies. in about 15 minutes, we'll show what you happened when two local politicians faced off on fox 56789 the topic, redskin versus the ravens. >> a check of the market shows a positive close on wall street. the dow added almost 40 and the nasdaq picked up nearly 16 points but japan's nikkei fell 18 points overnight. other world markets are mixed this morning ahead of the big unemployment report which is due at 8:30. economists are predicting superstorm sandy slowed job growth in november. right now, it is 5:38. we'll be back in just a moment.  [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets, your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples. that's a given.

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more protests developing in egypt today and those protests are threatening to divide the nation. thousands are still protesting against the newly elected president. mohammed morsi went on tv saying he is open to dialogue and wants to meet the opposition tomorrow. they say the speech served no purpose. president obama called morsi last night to express his teen concern about the violence. in the neighboring gaza strip, a historic leader by the leader of hamas. he will visit the palestinian territory for the first time in 45 years today. his visit is a sign of increasing boldness by the islamic militant group that is designated as a terrorist organization by the u.s. and israel. he will congratulate officials in gaza for their battle against an israeli military offensive last month. do you need a vacation? how bay vacation to the moon? >> sure. >> up next, we'll tell you when you can take off. -- how about a vacation to the moon? >> we're also checking weather and traffic. stay with us.

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there is another live look at the city this morning. a lymphly view. it is a cold start to the day

as well. let's see the twinkling lights. >> gwen is here for tucker. >> we have a lot of clouds and there is some patchy fog as well so keep that in puget sound as you are getting ready to head out. let's take a look at the numbers because yesterday, temperatures were below seasonal average. we hit only 44 at reagan national. 45 at dulles. 39 at dulles now. and only 34 at bwi thurgood marshall. so just make sure you dress warm. we have a little bit of precipitation sneaking us way through across the area. we do have clouds and some light rainfall heading through. and also near the mason diction op line, a little bit of freezing precipitation as well in the form of freezing rain. we'll just watch this closely. in the a total washout at all so nothing you have to be concerned with in terms of that. it is very light in nature. we'll see it redeveloping a little bit later into the

course of tonight. you may see some of it today and some of you maw not see anything and others may see a little bit as we head through into the course of tonight so be prepared. here is a look at your day planner. more clouds than sun. that is what it is shaping up to be. by midday, expect it to be about 49 degrees under mostly cloudy skies and our daytime high will be into the low 50s. so locking forward to at least i weekend temperature rise. we'll see the temperatures really rise up and we are headed to temperatures into the 60s. so not bad at all in term of that. so just be prepared. as far as your seven-day forecast is concerned, we're headed with a little bit of wet weather on sunday and then we are into the 60s. >> let's check in with julie wright on the traffic. >> southbound 270, also an easy start out of germantown headed out towards the lane did you vied. on the top side of the play,

the out are loop flowing nicely trying to get past colesville road and headed over towards bethesda. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. affic. >> if you've got a billion dollars to spend, a group of former nasa executives is forming a tour company to take people to the moon. there is a song we were singing with this. the have a indications will not start until 2020. the company golden spike estimates a two-man mission will cost about $1.4 billion. so start saving up. who has that kind of money? >> none. >> if i knew you could get there, it would be safe and everything, i would want to go. >> i would want to go too. we'll wait until the cost come down a little bit. coming up, sunday's big battle of the beltways turning into a friendly wager for two local marquesas lawmakers. >> on one side, a redskins fan. on the other side, a ravens fan. both men have plenty of confidence too. >> we'll tell you what happened

when prince george's county executive rushern baker and howard county executive ken ulman faced off here on fox 5. if the politicians in washington negotiate a bad deal on the

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and medicaid benefits? and to our coverage? cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from medicare and medicaid will short change the people who need it the most. so if you don't want seniors to come up empty. call sen. warner and tell him don't make a bad deal that cuts our care. listen to this. no more kickoffs in the nfl? believe it or not, that is a possibility. in an attempt to reduce player injuries, the nfl commissioner is considering eliminating kickoffs altogether. instead the team scoring a touch june or field goal would

get the ball back at their 30- yard line facing a fourth and 15. they could go for it and try to keep the ball or punt it for the other team. before the 2011 season, the nfl moved kickoffed up five yards to the 5-yard line. after that soap, it reported that concussions were down 43%. >> after that soap, it reported that concussions were down 43 -- after that season, it reported that concussions were down 43%. ken ulman has offer a walli mujahidher to rushern baker. >> if somehow you somehow sneak a victory which i can't imagine happening even though you got lucky this past week against the giants, i will proudly wear and rg iii jersey for an entire day. but when we come down to fedex

field and beat you this sunday, you will take my favorite jersey, my jersey, and you will wear it in the office on a purple friday. we will make a purple friday in prince george's county. >> now, fox 5's shawn yancy spoke with both leads are about the bet. take a look. >> mr. backer, i'm going to start with you. i hear you are being called rbiii. >> i want to thank my good friend ken ulman for his thinking that his team is going to win. this is rbiii, not. >> the person who loses not only wears the team's jersey but also sings -- in your case, singing hail to the redskins

while picking up trash along county roads. how about that? >> mr. ulman, he just upped the ante on you there. >> i'm so confident in the ravens victory this sunday at fedex field that you're on. whenever you can come up with, you're on. i'm not even going to have to begin to learn hail to the redskins. we'll win. it is so unusual these days for redskins fans to be thinking about redskin games meaning something in december that they're getting a little carried away with themselves. i understand that. >> hold on. we have to keep this civil. >> your ravens won three of the first four. mr.bake are, what does the team need to do to win this time around. >> we are feeling really good. in fact, ourth was at the wizards game and i was at the wizards game and they pulled off an upset over the heat. so we're feeling really lucky on sunday that we'll do the

same thing ravens. i think the redskins are on a roll playing well. so we're ready and prepared. >> all right. can you clear up the rumors that are floating around town that the redskins will be moving out of prince george's countiy to new stadium in the district? >> no, we feel really good about having the redskin organization in prince george's county. they're a great community partner and so we look for a long partnership with them and their organization. i feel really good about what they've been able to contribute not only on the field but in the community. >> all right. so they are ahe not moving is what you're say something. >> that is what i'm saying. >> ken ulman, final word from you. >> just to my good friend, rushern bake are, doing a great job in prince george's county. this is fun to get a little regionalism going. it will be a great game on sunday. thank you for having us. >> the battle of the beltway under way. best to both of you. by the way, let us know when

you set until bet because we want to be there for it. >> we will. >> all right. >> wouldn't have you miss it. >> thank you. friendly little wager there. >> that's fun. >> we still have plenty ahead this morning. first, time for our facebook fan of the day. today we say hello and congratulations to lisa durst. she has been aching up early every day to tune in for fox 5 news and looking for a job. the hard work paid off because just yesterday, they found one. congratulation, lisa. beautiful picture by the way. -- congratulations, lisa. sa. 

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